1915 Cadillac and Counts Customs

The video explores a 1915 Cadillac, highlighting its historical significance as the first year Cadillac built a V8 engine. The car features an integral head V8 engine, an all-aluminum body, and unique design elements like a foldable steering wheel. The narrator shares a personal story of purchasing the car in 1958 in Larksburg, California. The video concludes with an invitation to explore more vehicles at Counts Customs in Las Vegas.

What is significant about the 1915 Cadillac?

• It was the first year Cadillac built a V8 engine.

• It was the first car with a sunroof.

• It was the first car with a GPS system.

• It was the first electric car.

What is unique about the 1915 Cadillac's engine?

• It uses a diesel engine.

• It has an integral head V8 engine.

• It has a hybrid engine.

• It has a separate head and cylinder walls.

What material is the body of the 1915 Cadillac made from?

• Aluminum

• Plastic

• Steel

• Carbon fiber

How does one enter the 1915 Cadillac given its unique steering wheel?

• The steering wheel folds down.

• The steering wheel is removable.

• The steering wheel is retractable.

• The steering wheel is adjustable.

What type of transmission does the 1915 Cadillac have?

• Automatic

• Four-speed manual

• Two-speed manual

• Three-speed on the floor

In what year and location was the 1915 Cadillac purchased by the narrator's family?

• 1958 in Larksburg, California

• 1960 in San Francisco, California

• 1962 in Sacramento, California

• 1955 in Los Angeles, California

How does the 1915 Cadillac compare to modern low riders?

• It has no wheels.

• It has the same size wheels.

• It has larger wheels.

• It has smaller wheels.

What brand are the lenses of the 1915 Cadillac's lights from?

• Osram

• GE

• Philips

• Bosch

What is Counts Customs known for building?

• Wicked Choppers and classic cars

• Airplanes

• Luxury yachts

• Skyscrapers

Where is Counts Customs located?

• Miami

• Las Vegas

• Los Angeles

• New York